Mississippi Car Shipping Services

To get the best rates and carrier availability, it’s ideal to book your Mississippi car shipping services at least 7–10 days in advance. This allows us to secure a reliable trucker and accommodate your preferred pickup window. Expedited options are available if you’re short on time, but planning ahead will always give you better flexibility and lower prices.

Yes, we ship inoperable vehicles within Mississippi and across state lines. However, we must know the vehicle’s condition in advance, as non-running cars require special equipment like a winch. These transports typically cost a bit more than standard ones, and the trailer type (open or enclosed) must be compatible with the loading method.

Typically, no titles or registration are required to ship a car unless it’s going internationally. However, we do recommend you provide a valid ID, contact details, and complete delivery instructions. If the vehicle is going to or from a dealer or auction in Mississippi, paperwork may vary, and we’ll help clarify what’s needed during booking.

Absolutely. Clean the exterior and remove personal belongings. Disable toll tags and alarms, check for fluid leaks, and ensure tires are inflated. It’s also helpful to take timestamped photos of the car’s condition before pickup. These steps protect both you and the carrier throughout the shipping process.

If the street is narrow, gated, or has overhanging trees, your assigned driver may suggest a nearby public location to safely complete the drop-off. This could be a parking lot or wide-open space. You’ll be notified in advance, and our dispatchers work with you to make sure the transfer is smooth and close by.

Yes, Topline provides real-time updates during transit. While we don’t use GPS tracking links for every carrier, we stay in constant contact with our drivers. You’ll receive updates by email or text as your vehicle progresses — and our support team is always one call away if you need a status check.

Federal regulations prohibit transporting household goods inside the vehicle. However, some carriers allow up to 100 lbs of soft items in the trunk at their discretion. Please confirm in advance. If unauthorized items are found during inspections, delays or fines may occur, so it’s safest to keep the car empty.

While we operate year-round, severe weather like storms, tornadoes, or heavy rain may delay pickups or deliveries. Mississippi’s humid climate and hurricane season (June to November) can impact timing. We monitor conditions closely and will adjust schedules proactively to ensure safety for your vehicle and the hauler.

Yes, both options are available statewide. Open trailers are more affordable and commonly used. Enclosed trailers offer complete protection and are ideal for vintage, exotic, or high-value vehicles. We’ll help you compare both options based on your vehicle type, destination, and budget.

Although rare, damage can occur. That’s why all Mississippi car shipping services with Topline include full insurance coverage. If damage is noted on the Bill of Lading at delivery, we assist you in filing a claim promptly and provide all necessary documentation. You’re never left to figure it out alone.